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New York’s recently enacted Fiscal Year 2027 budget includes significant amendments to the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (Climate Act or CLCPA) and State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA). The budget...more
Earlier this year, we flagged the growing momentum behind state efforts to regulate dynamic and surveillance pricing....more
Last week, the New York State Legislature passed the One Fair Price Act (S.8623B/A.9349B) (the Act), a bill that prohibits businesses from using personal data—such as purchase history, browsing history, real-time location,...more
Understanding medical malpractice case valuation today requires a more disciplined and data-informed approach than in prior years. Shifting jury behavior, rapid changes in healthcare delivery, and the growing influence of...more
For most New York restaurants, the lease is the business. You can change the menu, rebrand, or swap out equipment—but if you lose the right space, at the wrong time, the restaurant may not survive....more
With the 2026 New York State legislative session complete, several employment-related bills have passed both chambers, and now await possible consideration by Governor Hochul. The 2026 New York State legislative session,...more
On June 9, the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) released a draft for public comment of a proposed new Part 202 to Title 23 of the New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (the Proposed Regulations), which...more
New requirements are now in effect in New York State for employers who do not offer a tax-qualified retirement plan for their employees. Effective earlier this year, the New York Secure Choice Savings Program (the Program)...more
On May 19, 2026, the New York Assembly passed S.3460, a bill that, if signed into law, would expand employee access to personnel records, require notice of negative information placed in those records and an opportunity to...more
The New York State Unified Court System has adopted a new rule, Part 161, regulating the use of Artificial Intelligence ("AI") by attorneys in New York State courts....more
The New York Court of Appeals recently issued its decision in Mann v. Mezuyon, LLC, resolving a longstanding split among the Appellate Division departments over whether 12 NYCRR § 23-4.2(k) is sufficiently specific to serve...more
A recent $2.25 million settlement between an insurance company and the state of New York presents a cautionary tale for businesses in the Empire State. The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) found that...more
Regulators are accelerating oversight of algorithmic and personalized pricing with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and key states moving on parallel tracks that could reshape how companies deploy dynamic pricing models....more
It is generally well understood that in order to assume and assign an executory contract or unexpired lease, a bankruptcy trustee must cure most defaults under the agreement and provide "adequate assurance" of the assignee's...more
Join Goldberg Segalla partner Ashlyn Capote for an important discussion on the risk-transfer issues New York insurance practitioners constantly encounter in the Empire State. Sometimes, the insurer is looking for...more
A bill that would give terminated employees in New York more time to review severance agreements and limit employers’ ability to pressure employees into quickly signing such agreements just passed both houses of the New York...more
New York has enacted a new law requiring disclosures when certain advertisements include digitally created “synthetic performers,” including performers generated using artificial intelligence (AI) or other software...more
With the legislative session winding down, the New York State Senate voted to join the Assembly in passing S8706-B, a bill that requires covered businesses to disclose their use of AI technologies and the impact on their...more
On June 9, a New York law that requires companies to “conspicuously disclose” when their ads include any “synthetic performer” will take effect. Many advertisers who have attempted to get ahead of the law’s requirements...more
New York lawmakers just passed a bill last week that would require certain employers and job posting platforms to disclose whether a job ad is tied to a current opening — and, if so, when the employer expects to fill it, or...more
Effective for all actions commenced on or after May 26, 2026, Assembly Bill A10008 enacts sweeping changes to New York’s motor vehicle tort law. While broadly characterized as pro-defendant, these reforms present a more...more
New York State’s legislature has passed a bill that confers employees with broad rights to access and review their full “personnel records” as maintained by their employer. Employers must notify employees within 10 days...more
With the legislative session winding down, the New York Assembly joined the Senate in passing S8877, a bill that seeks to address so-called “ghost jobs”—jobs that are posted or advertised without the intent to fill the...more
New York’s comparative fault system and a broad serious injury threshold have made motor vehicle accident claims difficult and expensive to defend. Our current system, combined with staged accidents, manufactured injuries and...more
Implied‑in‑fact contracts under New York law arise from conduct rather than explicit agreement, requiring objective evidence of mutual assent, definite terms, and an intent to be bound. They are fully enforceable but subject...more